| MAINSTREAM | Mister, a man surprisingly normal |
| MAGNANIMOUSLY | A slim young man surprisingly showing generosity (13) |
| IANSMITH | This man surprisingly tours India, a former settlers' leader |
| ATOMISER | Mister A nearly closed number 34, perhaps |
| SPRAYER | Mister, a shilling! - heartfelt plea |
| NOMADIC | Old CID man surprisingly inclined to wander |
| ROMANNUMERAL | Mourn real man, surprisingly old figure (5,7) |
| DESIDERATUM | Mister, a dude, contrived to get something much wanted (11) |
| ARISTOCRAT | Seen in mirror, something black on bed, mister, a silk stocking (10) |
| ORANGEMEN | They get their marching orders in July from old green man surprisingly (9) |
| COMRADE | Mr A takes code round to a Communist friend (7) |
| NOSIY | Mr -; a Roger Hargreaves book (5) |
| MOZART | Mr A to Z in composing? (6) |
| RIPLEY | The Talented Mr. ------, a novel by Patricia Highsmith (6) |
| REMOVAL | Address change for Mr. A. Love |
| RAIMENT | Clothing for Mr A. Minter, perhaps (7) |
| DARCY | Mr -; a character in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice (5) |
| STUBBORN | Mr. --, a character in the children's TV programme 'The Mr. Men Show' (8) |
| CRUMB | Mister it's a cub getting a morsel |
| SPRITZ | Delivery from a Mister Right, bitten by a dog (6) |
